1. Graduation, In
stitute of
Reformed
Theology
November 6,2011

2. Getting Ready on the
BIG DAY!

3. Preparing Gifts for the
New Grads, Study Bibles
from the B-Pres.

4. Dona Felicita brings Mayan incense to alter.

6. Rev. Peter Nord, Rev. Similox, Rev.
Steve Tisinger

7. Grads with props for Mayan Dance
Demonstration.

8. Three years of study – Good
friendships were formed.

9. Rev. Josephina Inay, a founder of
the K-Pres.

10. Delfino Coy Serech
Delfino Coy Serech
I am the father in a family of five boys
and one girl. One of my boys, Pablo
13 years old, is in the symphony
supported by the Ministry of Culture.

11. Vitalino, Josephina, Steve, Betsy, Peter.

12. Agustin, Jose Martin, Saul, Sabino

13. Juan Jose and Maria Maribel

14. Last minute jitters. Jose Martin
shares in self-taught English, “We are
nervous!”

15. Final details for our Masters of
Ceremony.

16. Evangelina Pichol Sanic
I study theology because I would like to
know about the existence of God and
about the Bible. These are topics I
ignored and which now I know a little
about. I know that a person never
stops learning. I also want to help my
faith community.
At the end of my studies I want to
transmit what I have learned to my
community and continue learning. Also,
in the future I would like to study for
licensure in theology and, perhaps, a
doctorate. With the help of God I am
going to succeed and continue to
practice that which I have learned

17. Josephina with stoles to present
to the new ministers.

18. Friends and Family

23. Jose Martin and daughters

25. The Ceremony

26. Graduating Class

27. Prayers are offered

33. Sermon

35. Bonnie translates

36. Ronaldo talks
about the
Institute

38. Father and daughter graduates:
Zoila and Juan Set summarize their
thesis project.

39. Noemi said, “To see poverty, and do
nothing about it is to deny the will of
God.”

40. Jose Martin
surveyed the
effects of
poverty on lives
of women in San
Rafael

41. Sabino presents thesis
work done in Santa
Isabel, Chimaltenango

42. Evangelina and Berta
studied the presentation
of poverty in their
community.

43. Maria and Miriam present on the effects
of poverty in the remote agricultural
village of Patzaj.

44. Delfino and Agustine present their work in the community
of Comalapa

45. Maribel and Wendy’s thesis studied women’s issues in Cerro Alto

46. Chimaltenango Community Orchestra plays the
Star Spangled Banner for Baltimore

49. Saul Perez, School Principal

50. Recognizing the Godparents of this
Graduating Class, Betsy and Saul

51. Karla Koll and CEDEPCA teachers
award certificates

54. Joan Clinch and Bonnie
Clarke present Bibles on
behalf of the Presbytery
of Baltimore

62. Degrees are awarded

85. Party Time!

86. So proud of you!